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Tresah is a 12 and six-storey, 245-unit condominium complex between the 600-blocks of Speed and Frances avenues in the City of Victoria's Burnside-Gorge neighbourhood.
The 12-storey building will be constructed utilizing mass timber technology.
A portion of suites in the six-storey building will be sold with low income purchaser incentives through a partnership with BC Housing.
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This will be called Tresah - https://www.facebook.com/aryze/photos/rpp.107610849272085/2948039968562478/?type=3&theater
Thanks for confirming! There's a BP in for "Tresah Presentation Centre" inside Mayfair, which some of us assumed would be the name of this project.
Tresah:
A person with this name is a very unique individual. A person that loves to the greatest extent, is faithful in every sense of the word, and tries to make peace with everyone. A person that absolutely loves friendships, hates liars, thieves, and backstabbers. Loves family. Likes to have a lot of fun. Holds back a little when a topic is emotional. Cries when anger turns to rage. All in all....a pretty awesome person!!!!
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A rendering of Mike Geric Construction's Tresah development on Speed Avenue near Mayfair Shopping Centre, which will rise as the Capital's first mass timber highrise residential building. Mass timber construction technology will enable more housing to be built, faster, at less cost and with environmentally-friendly materials.
Enviro-friendly mass timber technology to deliver more housing, faster and for less as industry works on solving housing crunch
Did Mike Geric Construction purchase the site from a previous developer ..?
Did Mike Geric Construction purchase the site from a previous developer ..?
indeed
Enviro-friendly mass timber technology to deliver more housing, faster and for less as industry works on solving housing crunch
Victoria's first mass timber condominium project will rise to 12-storeys opposite Mayfair Shopping Centre.
Province gives go-ahead for 12-storey mass timber-designed highrises
Woodframed buildings in British Columbia will be eligible to rise as tall as 12-storeys following changes to the provincial building code.
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